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Just sitting here drinking my coffee minding my own buisness this am and the phone rings.............

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Sweet!

those full size rear doors are cool. we need more!

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Updated picture of my 1967 K10 with a 292, got it back from the paint shop last week.

http://i.imgur.com/OoOjRjjl.jpg

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Here is my 70 Chevy CST/C30 4x4, BB 396, 4 Speed, A/C rig;

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...ps109ffedc.jpg

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The last time I posted on this thread was years ago before I started tear-down. It's about 95% complete now so I figured I'd post some updated pics. It's an original 4x4 SWB Custom/10 that I re-created to be a highlander. 350/325hp crate motor, 4-speed, 2.5" lift, and 33x10.50s on 15x8 steelies. Hope you like it!

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c2...ps2593e90f.jpg

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c2...pstnfagvyv.jpg

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c2...pscopbg6xu.jpg

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c2...ps54e03241.jpg

Before pic:
http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c2...0/PA250147.jpg

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Very Nice!

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Nice trucks guys.:metal:

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it's coming together ever so slowly

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I'm looking at getting the pro car seats (my dad's got them in his Chevelle), and was wondering if that's a Silverado center seat you got there? I'm thinking of doing something similar.

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79 k5 dana 60 14 bolt 5.3 in the process of nv4500 swap

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Here's my 4x4 I've had since new. Did a "driver" restoration a year or so ago.

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Luv it! Obviously from my avatar...

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Nice keeper Lugnut, wow all those years. Good for you and us too.:cool:

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I purchased a 2003-2008 Dodge Ram center seat on Ebay..they matched the Procar seats very well

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Posted the full story behind this in my "intro" post the other day...But here's the short version...Dad bought it in late 1970 ('71 GMC), was the vehicle I learned to drive in back around '79/'80, dad started restoring it 1988, didn't get it finished before he passed away....Mom had it finished and drove it until a brake line let go, then parked it in the pole barn where it still sits..Been sitting a good 8-10 years or so, but next spring I'm gonna be replacing all the brake lines, get it running again and bring it home...Still has the original 350/automatic trans under the hood, only real modifications are the suspension and clearance cuts in the fenders for the tires...Even repainted in the factory colors...

Not the best pic, but it's the only one I have right now, taken a few years back with a 35mm back when mom was still driving it...


http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...ruck/Image.jpg

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Fabulous looking ride. Drive the snot out of it!

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That is a nice truck, like the color too.

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My high school sweetheart. 1968 pulled out of the farmers field for $700.00. One year of high school auto mechanics and auto body...and I had a runner! I'm in the "wish I still had it club now"!

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Good post.

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My 68 that I have had for 4 years and I am finally getting to a point where I can tear into it!

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Nice 68, love the Swamper Thornbirds too.:cool:

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Thanks, I love this truck!

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My favorite years are 67-72, had 6 2wd's and 2 4wd's now. Just like the body lines and of course the swamper's on yours make it that much cooler.:metal:

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Dont tear into it! Looks great as is!! Love it

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By tear into it, I mean freshen her up. It is far from original so I want it to be a little better looking and have a little more power. It is riding on a D60 and a 14-bolt FF so I have set it up to pull my trailer so I can haul my tractor around and do some odd jobs. I bought it while I lived in CA and it was built in Fremont so it lived the first 43 years of its life with the original paint and only has rust in the rockers that needs to be repaired.

The Thornbirds will probably give way to some more suitable tires for pulling a load.